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Agree with Ludoscotts - or if you're handy in the kitchen make one, and that way you can use less icing (which is always the bit my LO goes for first ;-))


But if you want to splash out a bit - Slatters Bakery in Sydenham does AMAZING cakes, to order. You can go in and order personally, or look at their website - www.thecakestore.com and order there and pick up when you need too. Have got one on order at moment for my Father in Law's retirement.

hi sam...yes, comes around quickly, sunday will be the big day! Send me a text...happy new year.


Re cake: sainsburys don't do one and given that I am taking twenty people to lunch and having a photographer; expenses have already run wild...no funds left for a lovely designer cake...I see a trip to tesco in my future...now if only they'll grit the roads, hmmmm...

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